I notice the price range appears around the first 2 favs .
There's nothing wrong with that.
One should hit a solid SR as you have shown.

But what one will find is that it will perform well over the coming days or weeks, then there will be small runs of outs then one day even longer runs of outs.

The trick is knowing when to stop & wait for a little winner to appear before recommencing.

Racing you find , runs in patterns similar the the stock exchange.
Some patterns that change can appear erratic , but thats normal, just like the stock exchange, so be prepared for it when it happens.
Its not a hot & cold running tap that at times it may behave like one , then change very quickly , so apply a stop loss by stopping then wait for signals to start again.

I usually stop after 9 outs in a row before recommencing after a winner.
It may not be perfect but its better than blundering forward with no brakes I feel.

Stick to what you are doing .


Here is another money management plan to look at.

Duel bank method.
This is used to help control the funds of the bank, its not a staking plan.

.Split bank into 2 halves.
.This is made up of a working bank & a reserve bank.

.Whenever or working bank makes any profit at the end of the day or week or month.
Put half on the profit into the reserve bank so that it appears as 50/50 for both banks.

If the working bank should get halved.
Stick the remaining half into the reserve bank.
Then split this in half & half again so it looks like 50/50 again.

It is very hard for a punter to entertain the thought of a reserve bank sitting out there with money in it which could be used for a "puntin".

But if one can get their head around the basic idea , one will show that it frees up a punters brain to think more clearly because of the subconscious feeling of a reserve fund sitting out there & not all is lost if we have a poor run which just happens in punting sometimes. , before coming good again.

Cheers.

__________________
Cheers.